by Leslie Sholly | Apr 1, 2022 | Catholicism, Deep Thoughts, Gratitude, health
I was honored to be given the opportunity to write a prayer and reflection for the Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network, an “Apostleship of Prayer [that] addresses the challenges facing humanity and assists the mission of the Church [by praying and working] to...
by Leslie Sholly | Apr 28, 2020 | Catholicism, health
So here we are, about six weeks into this very strange time of Covid-19 quarantine, and I am a little embarrassed to admit how much I am enjoying myself, thanks primarily to faith, fitness, and food. Alliteration is great for blog titles, but I didn’t have to...
by Leslie Sholly | Aug 3, 2019 | Deep Thoughts, health, psychology
This guest post was written by a young Catholic man who asked that I publish it anonymously due to the personal nature of the subject. I was happy to do so as mental illness affects so many families, including mine. There has been a significant growth of awareness...
by Leslie Sholly | Nov 3, 2018 | Gratitude, health, Politics
Well, it’s that time of year: Open Enrollment is upon us. It’s a time I both dread and welcome. I dread the clunky website and the endless data entry and the long but usually helpful calls to customer service, but I welcome the opportunity to once again...
by Leslie Sholly | Oct 25, 2017 | health, Politics
When last I wrote on the topic of healthcare back in February, I envisioned writing many posts on the ACA this year. I was HOT. I wanted to showcase some stories (besides mine) of people who have been helped by the law, and I wanted to encourage activism to prevent...
by Leslie Sholly | Feb 18, 2017 | health, Life Issues, Politics, Uncategorized
Writing about our ObamaCare experiences with the future of the program so much in doubt seems almost pointless, but I did promise to keep honestly updating you so here’s the latest. Learning that Blue Cross was pulling out of the Marketplace in our area was...